July 2, 2009

It's easy to utter the word "cut" in a shoot but impossible to say in a live show. Non-live shows are almost perfect in terms of overall video quality and dialogue because a director of a show makes sure that every scene is polished. Hosts, actors and actresses, crew or even the contestants can feel the pressure of a show running in live because they know it's hard to memorize the flow of the whole presentation and how easy to ruin everything.

Here are some live show bloopers that makes a certain episode of a show unforgettable.

It's easy to utter the word "cut" in a shoot but impossible to say in a live show. Non-live shows are almost perfect in terms of overall video quality and dialogue because a director of a show makes sure that every scene is polished. Hosts, actors and actresses, crew or even the contestants can feel the pressure of a show running in live because they know it's hard to memorize the flow of the whole presentation and how easy to ruin everything.

Here are some live show bloopers that makes a certain episode of a show unforgettable.

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